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The Amica Center for Immigrant Rights, formerly known as CAIR Coalition, has been advocating for immigrant rights since 1999. Specializing in legal defense and strategic litigation, they focus on assisting immigrant children and adults facing detention and deportation. Committed to ensuring access to due process and legal representation for all, the center works tirelessly to make this a reality. From providing support to individuals seeking asylum to reuniting families, their work aims to create a safe and supportive environment for those navigating the immigration system. Through a variety of programs, including pro bono partnerships and volunteer opportunities, the center invites individuals from diverse backgrounds to join their cause of making a real impact on immigrant rights. Their work ranges from individual legal representation to impactful litigation that safeguards the rights of those in need. Generated from the website content

Founded in 1977, the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs (NANASP) is a prominent organization dedicated to advocating for community-based senior nutrition programs and their staff. With a diverse membership across the United States, NANASP serves as a national voice for senior health and well-being, focusing on policies and programs that enhance the nutrition and quality of life for older adults. NANASP actively collaborates with key coalitions, including the Leadership Council of Aging Organizations and the Elder Justice Coalition, to address critical issues affecting seniors, such as nutrition, Medicare, and elder justice. The organization is committed to maintaining a comprehensive understanding of trends in aging while advocating for federal funding to support essential senior nutrition programs. Generated from the website

The Laborers'International Union fights for more opportunities for workers and employers, better wages, good benefits and safe jobsites. Members run the union, electing officers at all levels and participating in the day-to-day affairs of their local unions. Members set priorities for contracts and are key in the union's growth and success. The mission of the Laborers is implemented through nine regions, several district councils and more than 500 local unions. Local unions work together in district councils, which are assisted by regional offices. The Laborers have three affiliated organizations, the National Postal Mail Handlers Union, the National Federation of Independent Unions and the Canadian National Federation of Independent Unions. The union was formed in 1903 and has more than 800,000 members.